Founder · Beijan

Naman Kasliwal

Co-founder of Beijan, a defence technology company based in Hyderabad.

Co-founderHyderabadDefence Technology
Founded
2025
Hyderabad, India
Raised to date
$180K
1 round on record
Latest round
Pre-seed
$0.18M · September 2026

About

Naman Kasliwal is Co-founder of Beijan, a defence technology company based in Hyderabad, founded in 2025. Beijan's most recent disclosed round was a funding round of $0.18M in September 2026.

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Company

Est. 2025
Beijan
Defence Technology · Hyderabad · Active

Beijan Tech builds modular autonomy systems for defence platforms, designed to slot into equipment the Indian Armed Forces already operate rather than replace it. Its Beijan Autonomous Navigation Module is a plug-and-play board that attaches to a drone and provides edge computing and navigation using onboard vision when satellite positioning is unavailable. Its Autonomous Artillery Positioning System applies computer-vision-assisted ballistics, positioning and motorised actuation to legacy field guns to cut the time needed to shift between targets, and it is also building DOOAF for ground-stat

Funding
September 2026Pre-seed$0.18Majvc (lead)
Company profile →1 round on record

Journey with Beijan

2 milestones
  1. 2025Founded

    Founded by BITS Pilani Hyderabad undergraduates Naman Kasliwal and Shiv Patil, out of a low-cost visual navigation system they built for the ISRO Robotics Challenge that reached the final and drew the attention of defence officials.

  2. 2026Milestone

    Prachand swarm ground station software is deployed with formations under the Indian Army's Southern Command, the navigation module draws letters of intent from eight military units, and the company secures a ₹20 lakh order for its artillery automation system alongside a ₹25 lakh research grant.

Also building Beijan

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Coverage

1 story
Funding · 12 Sept 2026 · 6 min read
Beijan's Founders Are Still in College. Its Software Is Already With Southern Command.